Jodie Hill

Employment Solicitor, Workplace Culture Expert & Keynote Speaker

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About Jodie

Founder and Managing Partner, Thrive Law

I’m Jodie Hill, an employment solicitor, workplace culture expert, keynote speaker and founder of Thrive Law.

I work with organisations across the UK and internationally on workplace culture, neurodiversity, mental health, leadership and employment law, helping leaders create environments where people perform at their best because they feel supported, included and valued.

I don’t just talk about workplace culture.

I’ve built a law firm around it.

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What I help organisations with

Neurodiversity and ADHD in the workplace

Inclusive leadership and psychological safety

Workplace culture and employee wellbeing

Mental health and burnout prevention

Inclusive HR and Employment Law practices

Equality, diversity and inclusion (ED&I) strategy

Work with me

I work with organisations in three ways:

Public Speaking

Keynotes, conferences, leadership events and panels on workplace culture, neurodiversity, mental health and the future of work.

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Training

Practical workplace training for leaders, HR teams and organisations who want real culture change – not tick-box sessions.

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Consultancy

Workplace culture, neurodiversity and employment law consultancy for organisations navigating complex people challenges.

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Why organisations bring me in

Because I bring both sides.

I’m a practising employment solicitor and a business founder – which means I understand both the legal reality and the human reality of work.

My approach is simple:
No jargon. No fluff. No performative culture work.

Just honest, practical change that actually works in real organisations

Featured Topics

Work I regularly speak and advise on:

• Neurodiversity in the workplace
• ADHD, leadership and performance
• Workplace wellbeing and burnout
• Inclusive leadership and culture change
• Employment law and workplace risk
• Women in leadership and career progression
• The future of work

Let’s talk!

If you’re looking for a workplace culture speaker, employment law expert, neurodiversity consultant or keynote speaker, I’d love to hear more.

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Feedback from happy clients

Emma Smith

Jodie recently spoke at one of our Scottish Young Lawyers’ Association events. This was an excellent and thought provoking session where Jodie discussed neurodiversity and reasonable adjustments. Jodie brought a truly invaluable perspective, combining her experience as an employment lawyer with her own lived experience of the issues she discussed. Complex topics were communicated clearly and with real authenticity, offering meaningful take aways for anyone looking to better understand and support neurodiversity in the workplace. A fantastic contribution to our event, I would highly recommend!

Sophie

Jodie delivered an incredibly impactful talk on neurodiversity and inclusion talk at our firm, weaving together lived experience, legal insight and practical takeaways with real clarity and warmth. Her ability to create a space that felt both safe and energising sparked conversations long after the session ended. A brilliant reminder of how inclusion is not just policy, but practice. As an HR leader, I would highly recommend Jodie to any organisation serious about shifting its culture meaningfully and without the waffle.

Adam Stevenson

Jodie provided an excellent update on neurodiversity in the workplace at the ISTR Symposium in November. This was to H&S professionals across the science and technology community so not a standard subject for consideration by the individuals, but something we are getting more engaged in nonetheless. Really good update and got the attendees thinking. Greatly appreciated with thanks.

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